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MahDne's Uosly Found,

CHICAGO ILL, Sept. 2l.-A Ntus special
from Marquette, Michigan, Gays: The
body OF Wm. Malone, the conductor
Miaeing after the terrible destruction OF
tae .ollinG, stock caused by the runaway
train in the upper yard here, WAS found
yesterday at tho bottom OF an immense
head oil debris. lie had bsen driven into
the ground below the level OF tho track by
the 'orcs OF The collision and upou him
wcse piled fully hundred tons OF ore, bc.
sides broken cars twenty. i've teet h;vh,
More than ono hundred cars were do.
molished or damaged in the crash. The
ioes 70 the company mu9. be at least
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THEf failure Of the American Exposition
in London is 0 small matter anyhow.
The thing never had national character,
and the Btitishers know 1t. The an.
nouneement that Buffalo Bill has had all
the wild weat knocked out Of him by be-.
ing admitted into the Princes act, is a
grave disanter. 'Twers better that he had
never been lionizsd by the upper crust.
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CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 2l.-Mrs. A!cxsn.
dor Grover, young woman twenty.tour
years OF nSe, and although only married
three years, hos bsen repeatedly deserted
by her husband, WAS found in m upfur.
nished room OF tenement house on
Woodland avenue, starving to death with
two omaciated babes at her, bresst
through lack Of nourishment the babies
nave wasted away to msrs skeletons, and
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LONDON, Sept. ol.-In the divorce caeo
Of David DeBepsands against his wife,
Violet Cameron, the actress, the court 10.
day issued an injunction agains. the hue.
band, restraining him from motestinc his
vile during the period Of legal separation.
The Marquis Of Lonsdale who acted "a tho
lady's theatrical manager in New York
admitted that he had been guilty Of i'm,
proper relations with Miss Cameron. and
that ner child born lass May ia named
Lowther, the Ma,qniss family mans.
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The Presldont Interested.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. ol.-The light
offerings OF bondu to-day was a disagree.
able surprise to the Treasury officials.
Acting Secretary Thompson said that
while the amount Of bonds offered was not
as largo as he had expected, still the prices
asked were generally reasonable. Touch.
ing the inture policy Of tho Department
with reference to bond puredases, Mr.
Thompson said that 1t would be improper
to make any statemeut in advance. Be.
fore and after to.dsy's purchases the act
ing Secretary consulted with the Presi.
dent. who 10 taking an active interest in
the financial solution,
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EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Sept. 2l.-This is
Els. L!vsrpool's big day. The town is
crowded with s!rsuge.s and the streets are
msguifcontly decorated, the occasion
being the annual street fair. At O'Clock
Chief Marshal W. II. Surls, assisted by
Aides William WEIGH, NJ. II. Bouph, John
Hamilton. ". G. Watson, G. P. l. kert
and Smith Fowler. began arranging the
participants ia the street pageant in line,
There were mIlos CT horses and wagon
upon wagon, until it seemed as II straight.
enlng out we're impossible, but at II
O'clock the parade started and t.syersed
tho principal streets Of our city. A great
deal OF interest is manifested by the young
people In the wedding which will take
place Tomorrow in the pnblicrq1are. The
prizes to the lucky couple, who will hail
from saiineviIie, several hundred dollara'
worth of household goods.
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RITCIIE COUNTY FAIR
a Great success-Good Races Promised,
Other News.

Great success-Good Races Promised,
Other News.
Special Dispatch to The I.tell!geaetr.
RiTcuIE, q. e., ". Va, Sept. ol.-The
lair to-day proved to be huge sueeess,
The day opened bright and clear and de.
spite the intense heat much larger crowd
Of people is present than YVES expected for
the frat day. Much more stock is on ex.
hibition than VAS looked Tor, and the en-.
trles are not yet ell made. Two or t1ree
races took place this afternoon, but the
bigger races will be made tomorrow and
Friday, as there are over thirty horses
booked 10 run, and it ia thought that al
leaat 5000 strangers will be here. Charley
Shay, Of Cincinnati, With variety troupe.
will hold the boards at the City Hall ior.
three nights this week, commencing to.
night. ..-,i
Special Policeman Thorp vas pretty
badly injured by mau he was taking to
tho lookup. Aman named Wil!isou was
also jugged on chsrga Of selling liquor.
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VAEDEnroEL, who Is charged with run.
ming poat mortem authora' mill, is a
bright enough fellow to do 1t. Alter they
get through with him they may find tho
artist who is keeping the world supplied
with Hugh Conway literature.
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iMr. Glndstone on tho TiInt..

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Gladstone has writ.
ten letter to the Glasgow Liberal, in
which he deplores the grave acts OF the
Irish police against the people of Mitchell.
town., and what is still graver, the ap.
prevail of those acts by the government,
de continues: II trust tho country will
not be slow to condemn that indecent an.
prova!, given without awaiting tho result
Of an inquiry, and thereby discourage the
repetition Of proceedings it was em;nently
calculated to promote"
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PIrrasundn, l'Au Sept. 2i.-A Scott
liHven, rN., special says: Thomau Mind,
don md Allan Williamn wero run oyor by
a Baltimore K Ohio conl train engine 20.
Ing cast, AT sutnr Station iaBt night. Mad.
den waS Killed inAtan.ly and Williamr
fatally injured. rhey .1t down on lhc
end OF tho platform TO reBt, md falling
asleep did not hear tho train. Tho man.
glod bodies woro picked up by the train.
men and taken to Wcst Newton, Pa, te
their lamillea.
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a Clergyman lscsirr.

BOSTON, Sept. 2l.-Rov. Mr.. Titus, nss.
tor OF the Methodist Church Mt sommsr
vile, has decided not {, face the chnr"a,
ot immortality brought asuins, him. ma
has resigned. The Board Of Trnntroa "ar ssn
that they have several clear cssps sss;ns, 9
him. 1t is undera,ood that Mr.. TITUS Will viii
10 to n farm In Plymouth comfy tn IN !; "''
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HNnlC.atriCkNn nlnnlara.

JAcKsoNvlLlE, ILL.,, Sept. sl.-shortly
alter l2 o'clock to-day Oak Lawn Rstteat,
a private hospital for tho ineane, near
thia city. was burned to tho ground.
l.oss. 1000. 1t WAS 90 tar from tho
CITY that tho tre sngincs wero unable to
roaohi l! In time to do any good. The pro.
prlctor, Df. Mcfarland, waa quito aeri.
dualy burned. For time there was n
acene OF wild confusion: patients were
running 10 and lro over tho vrouuls OF
tho retrcat, aud nothing could DO done to
renlrniu thDM,
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A Political S1Dnntlon.

RocnRrKn, N. Y. Sept. 2l.-A Hcnaa.
nation was caused In political circles here
las. night by the eppsaranCe Of Rev. J. a.
Oope!nnd al tho United Labor Club meet
Inv, Hs avog0b himself tor tho George
moye,nent. Nj. Copslnnd has been one
Of tho leading prohibition workers and
las. ysar was th9 candidate Of that party
for Congressman.
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Lyons, N. y, Sept. 2l.-Sena!or sher-
man tcegmphs that ho will probably DO
accompanied to Lyons by ox.dovernor
Foster, Of Ohio, on Friday. They will at.
rive hc.e Oh sptcia! train at about 10
o'clock A, NJ. Tho people OF Lyons have
never mndo auch great preparations Tor
any event M Tor tho aomi.cont0nniat colo.
brasion on Friday Of tho hrut agricultural
society In thin region.
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Nutlcr Will Help tho Anarchists,

sT. LouIs, Sept. 2l.-Gen. Benz amin F.
Eatler, who ia in tho city and taking part
in the suit against the Cleveland and Col.
orado Cattle Company, in the courso Of a
brief Interview said be has not as yet been
aollc!ted to take any part in the Case OF the
Chicago Anarcha.s, but ii he 10 he will
not hesitate to do anything in his power
in any case involving human lie, il he can
GEO his way clear to be OF any real aeryice.
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ACCORDING. to the knowledgeous, Hill
has hauled OF this time to give Cleveland
freq field in the convention. Hills turn
is to come four years later, when the
whole Cleveland interest is to turn in for
him. This is counting chickens before
the incubator is we'll set for action. Won
der how it will strike those other aspiranta
who are smiling on Cleveland now in the
hope that he may reflect back some Of the
sweetness in the good ditime coming. |
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LONDON, Sept. 2l.-The Coroner's jury
in the case OF the victims Of the Exeter
Theatre FIRE, rendered verdict that thew
came to their death through All accident
blames. .the!architect Of the building for moi
providing sufficient means OF exit, and
censufes the authorities for not having tho
defect remeiied, >A'
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SWitchnnn Murders II Uou,,upt,r.

KANSAS C'rr, No., Sept. 2l.-John A.,
Shaw, conductor on the Chicago and
Alton railroad, was ahot and morts)ly
wounded by William Roach, swi,cnmsu
at the depot IN this city. They uuarroied
becanse Shaw put Roach OF lila train
about y year ngo.
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relief. This Is what have written to one
Of my correspondents In regard to the
money queHtion." fNG '5. n
AvERTING THE PANIC.
Secretary Thompson suecumbs to the Pres
~ w Aura Of thu linnknra. -

esSsSts"< AhoAubou ouVCuWu1 10 Tue iFebs
sure of tho Bnnkers. fse
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Sept. 2l.-Actins
Secretary Of the Treasury Thompson will
issue the following tomorrow:
On and after thia date the Govern.
ment will purchase daily until Oc.
tober 8, 1887, at the Office OF the
Secretary Of the Treaaury to be applied
70 the sinking fund. Of the United States
a per cent bonds of 1881, and per cent
bondS Of 1907, acts Of July l.,
1870, and January 20, 1871, upon the
following tcrms: The a per cents will
be accepted at 1854 during the
above period and four per cent bonds
d Turing the remainder Of the present
month at l25, and from October | 10 Octo-
ber 8, 1887, at 1874, which price includes
accrued interest to date Of purchase.
Sl4, ,000.000 will be the limit. No further
bids for bonds, as provided in circular
dated August 3, will bs received after this
date, NO n
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vaudcrpocr. ttcu,n,p, r,k, =, ,,.,

NEw ionx, Sept. 2l.-The rumnius Of
Aaron J. Vandorpoul, tho omncn. juris,,
who died recently in Paris, werc tnkon bv
mo eight o'clock train thla morning oycr
tho Hudson River road to Kintlerhood ior
place, "' "' '''"'
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FiyS Persona isnisnn.l-

DErRoir, Micu, Sept. 2l.-A journal
special from Noni says: A. senter, pro.
priesor Of hotel here, his wifc, daughter
anu Two Euests were poisoned Yesterday
ny eating corn beel bought of inost ped.
der. Senter will die. Tho others will
probably recover.
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Nunwicu, N. Y, Sept, u AT tho Che.
mango County Democratic Convention 10.
day, reaolutiona were passed. Htrongly
ondoraing tho rolorm monaurcb OF Proai.
dLnt Cleveland md tho State administra
ton OF Governor Hill. gl.|
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DUNLAP FORCED our. (

I'D Of every Republican official Of intlu.
ence as quickly 40 possible.
3 ,s DUNLAP FORCED ovr. i@2 j
Here again was the National Demo.
cratic Committee brought into service. At
q conference Of Mr.. German and leading
Democratic politicians OF thiu State, 1t was
decided that every influence possible must
DO drought upon Garrett and the Balti.
more K Ohio, looking To the re.engage.
ment ol Olements. The effort was suc-
eessfal, no matter what the tactics were,
and the ring was once more happy.
Now, the second part Of the programme
has commenced. Mr.. Dunlap, Who was
tho superintendent Of the threo divisions
centering at this punt, was offensive 10
the ring. Every competent railroad man
recognized and acknowledged his ability.
No railroad ever had a better man in such
acapaclty. He made enemies, 1t Is true,
but they were men who could not control
him and by whom he would not be con.
trolled, Or, they were men who had per.
sonal grlevancea sedinat him. He was a
Republican and could not be "worked,"
de was in the rings way. He
would have been serious Oh.
atacle in the way Of their car.
fying out their scheme Of continuing
the, road in the service Of the Democratic
party. 1tawas resolved, therefore, that
Mr.. Dunlap must 60. And 70 he did.
He was forced out. I do not gay, nor do |
believe, that Clementa was a party to the
conspiracy. The how OF 1t may develop
Ia The near futuie. Captain Leggs, Of the
Baltimore ring. has his place. Again are
unnecessary. In the course OF
events, there will be other, more imper.
tant md more definite developments, but
this will suffice for the present.
That the Baltimore 4 Ohio-or Cor.
man: Garrett ring has controlled and die.
lated the Democratic majorities and Leg.
ls!atures Of Maryland and West Virginia
has never been secret; and now that the
case Of the Democracy in both States ia
growing desperate the cards are beiuv
played by bolder hand.
Whatever may bs the business relations
Of the Baltimore & Ohio to the public.
these are It's political relations. Whatever
may be the eminent qualities Of the off.
eials; whatever may be their stand
Ing as buaineaa men OF high private
character land no one doubts their merits
IN these particularly, certain it is that they
arc political ringsters aud belong to one Of
The most notorious political combines in
This country. have said little about the
doodle methods OF the ring in this State,
though there is much 10 say. That will
10 ior another time. l only give this
much in the limo OF news. 1,Y,z,T
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n Thtrty.ilyp l'oas,l Jutt,or

boAIAM. TRrAs, Sept. 3l.-rhe dsnrcr.
oue operation OF ovsrio,omy raa ra,inS,.,
cd oil Mre. John Decker, Of this cI,v t,'Dsn ans
" @ ,umor wea,ShinH shirty'tiye pounds was
emoved. Tho lady Ia res.ing easy, '"'
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MIR, Wnsl,l,l,ruo III.

CntcAao, Sept. :l.-llon. f. y. Wash.
burne, formerly United sta.cu Minis,cr to
France, WAC lakon with congestion OF tho
brain thia afternoon and now lirp In a nro.
carloua Qondition at tho homo Of hiu son,
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GIlhe 9! he. A|al:t'tellilqs,lf(e,jrt! / i Il. !!
once, Nos. as and " Fourteenth s.res..
THEY manage to have their uhare oi
noble scandals In England.
4 GOVERNOR Foraker seems to get along
well enough in Ohio. By the way,
Ohio 10 q great State and the mother OF
I etatetmsn. liIi q n. f n 81

WHAT are the Vigorous measures"
to which tho President intends to resort
to pass revenue measurs? The gulllo.
tine would seem out Of place in the White
House back yard. 1s'S A}E.5s 'Tg
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: Precisely what the President meant by
the term "vigoroua measures" the inform.
ant could not say, but he, as we'll as other
OF MI. Carlisle's friends, construed 1t to
mean that Mr.. Randall Is 10 be taken from
the head Of: the Appropriation Committee
and placed In some other position where
hls influence will bs practically neutral
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WHEELING WEST Va. 81 1887

Manager Clements thev must Of necessity
DO lost. No other official on the road
could take hls place" rs a campalgner.
There were but two things to be done to
make things reasonably sale tor next year.
The trat was to secure Mr.. Clemens' re-.
turn to the road, and the second was 10 get
lid Of every Republican official Of inau.
ence as quickly 40 possibfe. CSC, n ssf
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CONFIDENT l TALK
Y FREE TRADER cAnLlsLLK. Y
He says Revenue Bill will be Passed,
Policy Demands ia New. Treaty With
spain-The Prssidsnps Programm.
wi for tho Zig Swing TO Start Friday,

WARRINGTON. D. O., Sept, 2l.-A Ken.
tucky Democrat, who enjoys the most in,
timate political rotations with speake,
oarliale, makcs the following statement:
"We are going to pass a revenue meas.
ure this winter. It Is true that no definite
plan was outlined during the recent visit
ol MI. Carlisle to Oakview. but 1t was un.
qucstionably decided that party policy de.
mauded this should bs done. More than
this, President Cleveland emphatically
stated to Speaker Carlisle that he would
DO his part In bringing 1t about. He said
he should employ vigorous measures, II
necessary, to reach this result. Mr.. Car.
isle promised that he would be equally
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-09

The New York Times has done a good
service i'm displaying the gigantic fraud
I'm the manufactured boom Of the Panama
Canal The second loan asked by De
Lcsscps was advertised with big posters
in every village i'm France and the pat
riotism of the peasants was invoked i'm
terms that must have been borrowed
from tine American circus advertisers
but only onc-half of The lottery loan was
taken The Paris hnanciers did not
even nibblc
The impossible canal viii go on ION
maps and many millions viii De sacri-
feed 10 the great name of DE Le--ep-i
bat. like Eads hc is bound 90 die before
the first chapter of his romance is wall
read, and there win De no other such
brilliant personality 10 give promise
of success TO an impossiblity In thc
meantime 'hc stock Of thc Nicaragun
canal has jumped j01 per cent. and after
waiting through many weary years for
common sense 90 beat the Washington
lobby the only practical scheme for The
great intcroccanic waterway is about to
tc accomplished As we have stated be-
fore. The political results are thc most im-
pouut part to the Jnitcd States for the
moment The canal IS made thc number of
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OF INTEREST TO LABOR

1t is claimed Michigan has $1,000 Knight.
~ labor
Brooklyn boss bakers have agreed % here
after allow their men "a vacation on Labor
day
There are 1900 people connected with tie
printing business in New York Nearly 600
Of these arc c0mpo,itoN
The Knights of Labor Cooperative Cloth
ing company, Of Cleveland, has been incor-
porated with 1000 capital stock
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Whal /, a Tramp Sfcamor7

A tramp steamer is one that seeks q cargo
wherever &c may BE- found Some kind
hearted people are good enough % cali
tramps travellers, bat tle effect would Dee lost
II this gentleness were extended to u steamer.
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SPECIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Chcsnu, is the name of one OF
the most beautiful belle, at Atlanta City
The name j, in no way appropriate end
She ought to De able to change 10 before
the season is oyer-N ;. Im~
Near Manchester. Mass, the summer
cottagcrs are preparing 10 act As You
Like IL In real forest
Rose Coghlan, Iearlc, andFrank Mayo
are the principle artists.
Colonel VIII Crane was expected to
take the part of Touch-toue, but was
suddenly called 10 enact the character Of
a sad sea dog on his yacht.
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TUESDAY

Hon Frank IIul says That The Cleye
land plank in the platform viii satisfy
any sound Democrat who goes for Iaril
reform
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For long time there have bccnrcports
of Russia steady advance towards the
summit of the llindoo Koosh mountains,
which oyerlooks India We have heard
Of camps Of Russian troops in that yicin-
ity. of conferences with Amccrs and
Raiahs, and of Russian engineers survey
ing and making military maps.
But now comes the story that some of
the most powerful Indian Princes who
were present at the Queens Jubilee have
returned home very angry at some fam
cicd slight put upon them by the Empress
Of India, and that they are likely TO vent
their indignation I'm the way of deputy
potentates by intriguing with .Victoria's
enemies.
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Boodlcr McGmri-lc can neither D.,
oycrhaulcl hy detectives, policemen OIL
reporters lie manages 90 lct rid of
them all When hc thus successfully
dehc- The press we have only to say THAT
his other crimes pale into in-isnifcmco
beside This unparalleled enormity
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Literal commission 10 agents TO solicit
subscriptions.
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King Kalakaua has assumed Tie style
of am amateur monarch and signed The
new constitution, which vests aIi The
powers I'm the popular representatives..
He is -till Geneali-simo Commander.
in-Chicf of llawaii- inyincih.c army of
$50 men. and Admiral of lotiila
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The Siamcsc Prince have been prc
-cntcd TO the President, and have cN-
changed friendly diplomatic greeting.
OF course Chief Lunch Bearer Seyclon
Brown Of The state Department acted as
Major Dom0 and Na'y0Ii0
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We hope AN Virginia Democrats who
seek ON the clcctiouccring stump or in
the soul-tirring and vote engaging edi-
torial TO boom The party, VIII push the
two strong points of thc platform, which
are the success of the Democratic Adj
ministration and the proposed abolition
of the Internal Revenue system
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The Secretary of the Navy made good
selections in choosing Brooklyn and Nor
folk for the new dry docks authorized hy
Congress The yards at these two points
are those that viii DE inw,ted with the
greater part of the construction and re-
pair for the Atlantic coast The expense
Of building the Norfolk dock is likely TO
be- the smaller of the two, as thc founda-
tion there is very favorable
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Ctr Dailp Gintra.

PUBLISHED At
l<lEIIMOND. o.. VIRGINIA,
BY THF
Hines Publishing Company.
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PAaE MCCARTHY. EDITOR.

CITY delivery bv carriers at q cents per week
ny MAIL POSTAGE PAID:
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AUGUST